The District at Ten Mile Just Broke Ground. Here Is What Is Coming.

Aerial view of the District at Ten Mile development site in Meridian Idaho

If you drive the Ten Mile exit off I-84, you have probably noticed that empty field sitting there for a while. That is the future home of the District at Ten Mile Meridian Idaho, and it is not going to be empty much longer. It is a 222-acre mixed-use development from Ball Ventures Ahlquist, and […]

What’s Being Built on Star Road in Nampa?

Creek's Bend Nampa design framework showing amenity area, Ten Mile Creek access, and Star Road development site plan

If you live on Nampa’s west side, you’ve likely driven past the open farmland sitting just south of Spring Hollow on Star Road. That land now has a plan. A new residential community called Creek’s Bend is the latest Star Road Nampa development to clear a major milestone – and it looks very different from […]

355 Homes Could Be Coming to North Nampa — Here’s What Neighbors Are Saying

Highline Estates subdivision site plan map in Nampa Idaho near Franklin Blvd and Linden Road showing proposed 355 home development layout

A developer wants to build 355 homes right across from Ridgevue High School. The city hasn’t approved it yet — and neighbors have a lot to say. The Nampa City Council discussed Highline Estates at a recent meeting. Next, they will take it up again on June 15th. Here’s everything you need to know. Where […]

Oaks Landing Subdivision Nampa Idaho: 85 Homes Planned Near Middleton Road

Aerial rendering of Oaks Landing subdivision with single family homes and streets in Nampa Idaho

A new subdivision in Nampa, Idaho – Oaks Landing – is moving forward through the planning process, bringing 85 new homes near Middleton Road and Hunt Avenue. Oaks Landing is one of several new communities planned in the area, along with other new subdivisions in Nampa. The developer recently presented the Oaks Landing project at […]

Tierra Bello subdivision moves forward in Northwest Nampa

Tierra Bello subdivision preliminary plat showing layout of homes, streets, and open space in northwest Nampa Idaho near Orchard Avenue and Flamingo Avenue

Tierra Bello subdivision in Nampa, Idaho is moving forward after receiving preliminary plat approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission. The new community near Orchard Avenue and Flamingo Avenue will bring a mix of single-family homes and townhomes to northwest Nampa. This project is part of a larger master-planned community that was already approved by […]

296-Home Development Returns to Nampa After Being Denied – Will It Pass This Time?

Site plan of the proposed Brekanwood Subdivision in Nampa showing the layout of 296 homes, open space areas, walking paths, and neighborhood amenities near Can-Ada Road and Landry Street.

A large housing development proposed for North Nampa is moving forward again. The project, called Brekanwood Subdivision, is located near Can-Ada Road and Cherry lane in Nampa. An earlier version of the development was approved by the Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission but was later the City Council denied it in October 2025 after concerns […]

Another New Development Coming to North Nampa: Regatta Crossing

Regatta Crossing new housing development planned at Ustick Road and Northside Boulevard in North Nampa Idaho

Another new development may be coming to North Nampa, and this one is called Regatta Crossing. The proposed neighborhood would be located at the southeast corner of Ustick Road and Northside Boulevard, on about 37.7 acres of land. At a recent Nampa City Council meeting, the project received approval to move forward with plans for […]

Orchard Acres Development in Nampa: 1,400-Home Proposal Debated for 4.5 Hours

Orchard Acres development plat map in southeast Nampa, Idaho showing phased residential layout near Greenhurst Road and South Happy Valley Road

On February 17, after approximately 4.5 hours of discussion and public testimony, the Nampa City Council voted 4–2 to deny the annexation and zoning request for the 276-acre property near Greenhurst Road and South Happy Valley Road. If approved, the project would have allowed approximately 1,400 homes to be built over the next 15–20 years. […]